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Join Number 5 and Stephanie...errr.... Katie and Alex as they discuss the worst places to be when saved by the Avengers. Things get a little weird as they go, so hang on tight! There are plenty of Endgame spoilers in this episode. We thought it would best to warn you, even though you've most likely seen the film at this point. Trust us when we say even the Hulk wouldn't be secretly angry when we transition from the weirdness behind the MCU's biggest blockbuster to the life expectancy of space itself.
Follow Trash Fish co-host Myles on a meditative journey through the human experience. You've just finished a glorious meal of baked beans next to the campfire and are ready to curl up in a zero-degree sleeping bag for a heart warming podcast episode. What's that rustling in the woods? It's not aliens, but it could be another mythological creature we all know and love: Bigfoot! Speaking of love, I think he's hinting that he wants a little more attention than he usually gets. Find out more in this episode of our special ten part "Guided Agitation" mini series.
How's the internet different for women than for men? What about every day, real life? Katie walks us internet users with the attached penae appendages through her history using the internet, and the weird stuff dudes have done throughout it. Also in this episode, Facebook As A Graveyard and Podcasts As a Social Network. We cover a lot, but it's all important stuff to remember. Shits different for the female half of the population, you dig?
Follow AF co-host Katie on another meditative journey through the human experience. You're using the bathroom and run out of toilet paper, oh no! Better make your way to the local, members only, big box warehouse slash food court store to pick up more than you'll ever need. A grumpy public awaits your arrival. Don't keep them waiting! Find out more in this episode of our special ten part "Guided Agitation" mini series.
Are we there, yet? No. Even when the music plays, we're not done. This is the 90's episode. We go back in time, and when our time machine breaks, it really breaks. Our guests Myles and Tim don't mind being stuck back in time with us, though. They're good sports who love playing the YouTube game, but they loved N64 more. Who doesn't miss Perfect Dark and Turok? God speed, traveler. Oh, and hold on tight for the blooper reel!
Follow artist Jason Lamar Butcher on a meditative journey through the human experience. You're driving down an unknown highway and feel a bubbling in your tubbling. Time to pull up to that gas station and take care of business. There's only one problem: the bathroom ain't empty and the smell ain't pretty. You may not be on the road any more, but you better buckle up! Find out more in this episode of our special ten part "Guided Agitation" mini series.
Your lovable AF hosts Katie and Alex read and react to futuristic sounding STEM headlines, prompting the discussion of techno-fascist societies and the one and only SPACE FORCE (kinda?). Can drones convert from flying to driving? Would they recognize your face as you pass through the airport? Was Philip K. Dick the closest to predicting the future that we're about a week from being in, and is that good or bad? Was Minority Report a better film adaptation than We Can Remember It For You Wholesale? Some things we may never know.
That's right. We're starting up a new mini-series to say thank you, kind fasters, for your support. Listen for more info. Thanks!
What? It's 420? That's Halloweed, sucka! It's also the halfway point to Halloween. Mind blown! Join Katie and Alex as they discuss scary dreams, movies, and the problems with true crime podcasts/videos (as well as... Alex's bedtime routine?). They're pouring salt on open wounds here. Get the blood while it's hot!
Aliens... You've seen um. We've seen um. Whataya gonna do 'bout it? Listen to this episode especial, of course! Katie and Alex discuss New Mexico's rich history as a safe haven for galactic travelers. Roswell is just the beginning, fasters. They cover Dulce, Socorro, Corona, and the list keeps going! Who knew we Americans had such an active Interplanetary Visitor's Center in our own back yard?
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